United States v. Grunewald

HERLANDS, District Judge.

Can the Government properly introduce into evidence as admissions binding solely on defendant Halperin portions of Halperin’s testimony given upon the first trial?

On Friday, the 6th of June, the prosecution stated outside the hearing and presence of the jury that it intended to offer into evidence during the course of the present trial certain portions of defendant Halperin’s testimony given at the first trial. Such prior testimony would be offered solely against Halperin and not against Grünewald and Bolich.

In behalf of Halperin it was argued by his counsel that such…